The Servant. A Springbok Production. Dialogue Continuity for Harold Pinter’s adaptation of Robin Maugham novella

[N.p., Springbok Films, Ltd., Distributed by Associated British-Pathe Limited, [n.d., ca. 1963]. Folio (13 x 8 inches). [89] leaves. Stiff un-printed pink wrappers, lightly soiled; two brad fasteners. Near fine condition. Dialogue continuity script for Joseph Losey’s 1963 film adaptation of Robin Maugham’s novella, with screenplay by Harold Pinter. Produced by Springbok Films and distributed by Associated British-Pathe, the script records scene-by-scene dialogue across twelve reels spanning more than 10,000 feet of film. The script would have been used in post-production to ensure synchronization and subtitling accuracy. The Pinter-Losey collaboration is considered a landmark of British New Wave cinema, noted for its claustrophobic depiction of class manipulation and psychological power games. The film marked the first of three major collaborations between Losey and Pinter, followed by Accident and The Go-Between.